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Prologue to a consideration of Freud, Freud, and Freudianism
The theory of the Oedipus complex
An alternative theory of hysteria
Prologue to an evaluation of Freud as a scientist
The theory of dreams as wish-fulfillments
The theory that gaps in memory symbolize female genitalia
A complete statement of Freud’s system
Prologue to a brief intellectual biography of Sigmund Freud
Freud’s friendship with Wilhelm Fliess
Freud, Fliess, Eckstein, Masson, Balmary, Krüll
Prologue to a consideration of Sigmund Freud as a theorist
The theory of the castration complex
The theory of phylogenetic memory
The theory of the tripartite mind
The theory of the primal crime
The theory of the acquisition of fire
The theory of the primitive form of sexual longing
The theory of the primary addiction
The theory of the transformation of anal erotic drives
The theory of the derivation of verbs from coproerotic terms
The theory of ontogenetic libidinal recapitulation of phylogenetic postural changes
The theory of neurotic “choice”
The theory of ontogenetic libidinal recapitulation of phylogenetic views of the universe
The theory of ontogenetic neurotic recapitulation of phylogenetic catastrophes
Epitaph for Freud as a theorist
Prologue to a psychological biography of Sigmund Freud
The personal is the theoretical
Prologue to a spiritual biography of Sigmund Freud
The psychological benefits of religion
Is psychoanalysis merely a pseudoscience?
Is psychoanalysis merely a humanist hermeneutics?
VI. WHAT FREUDIANS BELIEVE TODAY
By their fruits you shall know them
Character assassination by experts
Appendix B: A representative case of misrepresentation
Appendix C: The grammar of Freudianism
Appendix D: Notes on the “recovered memory” controversy
Appendix E: “Psychoanalysis is the malady that considers itself the remedy”
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For several years I have taught a course titled The Anthropology of Evil. I chose the term “anthropology,” not to indicate a restriction to the study of evil among primitive tribes, but rather to widen the lens to take in every relevant discipline: history, philosophy, theology, psychology, sociology, and current events.